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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Any number Of mufaers viii be die
Ne greatest range Of elegance peRmis-
slbls 10 the realm Of fabxie.
Many houses are Showing the large
English 0At scarf 10 advantage. and
some Windsots in attractive patterns
are selling well. So much for old styles.
Sofs neesy gloves % The 6nent An
Qefa, AstrAkhan and oamei's hair. loose
y woven and elnmsy, bai silksn b
warmth and feel are The hia this winter.
Ths rule nCw smona Tie dudes Is 10
carry ell The canvas posaible 70 spread.
hence the steady subsistence Of veGt
openings and increase Of collar In aiahs.
More attention b being paid to the
modest and unaM1ming bfaea than
sxes before. Soms Of The patterns Ra0
Shapes Shown are sn0uRh 20 temps TIE
average dads 10 - vestlss4
The sd and silsnf shoesirinQ vandsr,
whom Ne have never yea seen dispose Of
Q single pair, may have chance yet.
Eaosd shoes are declared not 0nly car.
rssl, baf imperative With the dEessy
man.
Ihs bic aannsl shirt manufAciarsrs
ere preparing fer q rich harvssl nszi
summer. Tie pablie did ell their
blowing about prnpFieky. this season;
nsxt thay will weaE AAnnsls and haas
psoprissy.
Link sleeve haitona are 90 heartily
erred Ger By those Who are supposed 90
know uhna is What. that shey are inter-
feFinR ssEiuusly gith ths ether and |
mere modsn vaRiety - lsshssr asd Far- !
nisAsr.
Fancy eolorsa ahiFtines for ths eon-
ne apEfn9 are a1no1noe6 10 BE- esen
svea mere pronoaneed than wsEs the
E1Fipsd and uheskea astonishsxs Of ne /
pazl. Ttms VII bs vhen . mAn u q /
sisan white kosom will p4ss - . social /
pariAh.
Some Eeosut cane and nmhEslla heads /
Ne eaicala3so - Krogoks . smile uhen /
b DAVIS thaa they ara - b carried ~
a1A prumenadeFA Ona % thsm a q
haae hnrss hoof b sllVsE just ans hnlf
natural aiHA Othsss are poR papp9
asaaa az iifa ska
ina Massf neokwaax noEelty Z q suaFf
e uith Feal gems inserted IL ths fAhris.
foe a1nnea an Isl boEua. but iupoE1od Il
.zn4ugla 81 q RaFiElam labaFnlsEy ,whnma Il,
Iwnar hna snruso6nd II rxe1ncine small /
d elManz e EEnefs1s n1nnaa - faztnR 1,
- 1na zsound fram i4zRes hlzllIAnta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
rAcomA soCnErT.

Col. =. J. Parker, Of the Walla Walla
6iaeessA0s, stopped IL the city one day,
the first Of the week, on his way hcme
from down Sound.
p. A. LEQht, tie pioneer In the mar
camille business a 6sellaooom, left last
Monday for California, having turned
over Bis business 10 one Of his sons.
Ma. Light expects 10 remain IN Oalifor-
mia during che winter. While IN this
city be put In his time visiting bis old
time friends Of days gone By.
Oscar Mum returned 70 this city this
week after . short visit 10 the easl
With his bride. Mr.. MUM Is tempoga.
Fily stopping at The Tacoma, but viii IN
. few days commence housekeeping on
B street.
Mr.. and MrH. David Lister are 81 pre-
ssnt visiting in Victoria. They wers
accompanied b. their nephew Mr.. Ben
Holgate.
Amsne The passengers on The Psemiel
10 this city Friday morning vas Con-
modore Irving, ef the Canadian Pacific
Navigation Company. In company with
. friend Of his from England, Nj
Harvey, the commodore took Q driss
sround the city and vas otherwise en-
tertnined until the sailing Of the steam.
e. IN the afternoon.
Mrs. o. N. Opis received q letter from
her father this week, Mr.. A. ]. Baker
who left Tacoma on an European trip
dated a. GlanRow. Mr.. Baker stated
thaA be waa more than delighted WITH
the Scotland scenery, and vas enioyfne
his "trip largely. Mr.. Baker and bis
wife will EetuFn 70 Tacoma In the spring
John BuKka, one Of the directors oil
the new National Bank Of Commerce II
this city. whose home b In Lewiston
Idaho, stopped ever Q day IN the city
this week. He Fss on his way from
San Francisco,
Ms. Edward 3. whitron, Of North
Yakima. has bssn visiting Der friend
Mrs. Oapi. o. 3. Olaneey Of this city
thia week. Mars. Whitron returned d
her hcma Iasn Tuesday.
MensEs. W. d. TayleF and o. p. Mast
eEs1n left The first part Of last Wsek fol
California. They viii be abeent but Z
ehora time.
The 0ovsEnoF's private secretary
Fred BaDsnlan. vas IN the city thiE
week.
Judas sanheg, justice Of the peaoe ID
NE second ward, went over 10 the Queen
City yesterday. Judge LaWFsncs, oil
the third district dealt ont Judicial pun.
iahment 20 the several evil -doeFs ID
judge Hsuterss district yesterday.
Mrs. Charles 0atlin and wife, left f0E
San Fnncis0o lasl Friday 10 be gone
abut three weoka
Miss Iosie Howell, Who has been Wis.
itinR fFisnds IN Pendleton, Oregon, foI
q few weeks, returned home Friday.
Edwasd Il. Barlow, son Of Byron Bar.
Low, with bis bride, returned from hiE
wedding "trip % California yesterday
morninQ,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

lyIz.-s.n. csnsuE.. Fsrus. 4 4 phzu.
i. ii. CRuananr,i, HG1EHg1 Mellls11ns
Rse8 ~. II. MeEss1ys q. ".
Rarfr. TER xrInznna XhMEE2ay.
1rf,fnR j. p. Tu1e1 md Da1e1 Cav
- nnenf Tnune4y and wednesday
8nak kn11ina Oh Back ris1Es Win saEy
rmaRznaEsEss Ran1xns.
Mr.. nna Hsrs. n. II. Owinas nna nzs.
- Rnrwn wsKa nu1er1nined b. III.
- Mr.. A. PhHlip8
Reg. nnd nlHM & Il. MnNsT end
1narn emaxha we're enlazaaiMod - L.
auH Ma Q. b. MMn1.
81. au1 Ma 7. ~. Rcd ple1a1nall
eniarasinsd q few friends.
gmHns Rao4 vas entertained By NJ.
nnd Ms. A. ,. uhambsrs e fhsif pisas-
Ent eountFy hon1e.
81. &c Mrn 0nrs1u. Miss BFunsl
ana Nv. Bansnnnn wsrs enssrtAined b
Ma. BEenkenEidRe.
HW. A. b. Whikn1y en1srlatued lev
Tx1y fxIsB6s e fhe uatiicn Mouse.
rnumak
Mr.. 0earRs MEla stAriaa Wednesday
mozninR for Portland. uheAea be ex
psceod 10 take the n1eameg for SAT-
FrnnnfBcc. and afteF gtopptnR there q f1E
daYs . p ooeed o Los Angeles. WheEI
IL may onuslnde 90 maka his home
GeoEQs has . hnat Of fFieuda here, When
BE hna lived foF tweEtY years. W.
mouxn his sopaEtuEB and uho wish hin
ahnndanl success IN life wherever y
NAV nlnnf hin Maakss.
.,s~- S.s.Ss- - a.. y,n,knH xkaks,
Lard 0faas, and wi1s, LEFT hero for y
afsls Frffay. ~. snd Mn. Shield
haso made many fEten0n during tnen
MrI1.V enan and wife, of Gave
land. Ohio. are Waiting his nroeness AZ
u. p. yemen, II this city.
Major J.. O. BEsokinzloRe seartel
Tuesday for Washington City.
The Guild Of So. Johns Epigeopa
church mst with Mes = J. hatei
Wednesday evening.
Niss Roalna MoEus, Who has beel
visiting hzTs. A. ID. Whilney, returned
with her hostess DO Seattle Friday.
NJ. and Ms. r. q. Reed, JR.s 81
pleasantly established II the hs1es q
sixth street Eeeenlly vacated b Mato
Bruce ana waller MiIroy, attorney
Of North Yakima, are visiting tnef
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. General Milsoy
Mis- Allie Hayden Ii visiting be
| friend, Mi8 Jennie Forbes Of Tacoma
Frank Owirgs, Who is attending
school ae Tacoma. spent the Thnnke
ewing vaoaii0n with his parents, Colo
! eel and Mrs. N. II. OwinoE. he vi
remain In the city tn Monday.
Governor Semple returned from b
| trip east Of the mountains ThursdA
evening. He FspsEted Q pleasant tim
and that be carried out bis intention o
visiting all Of the counties IN that sec
tian EXCEPT Stevens and DouRlass, an
tkess be expeoted 10 visit next Bummel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Tae iasxsl popnlar novslfy il q fonE-
ta-eand prcvf&sd With an AtesnhmnEe
uhiah vii peFmit 81 Is gafe e mads
~. A nasnanf szllicaa % ellheE FHteazs
e. EecnEs the anaEf IN any u@uEeK o.
sired b the wearHr, who b b prnotie1l
noDeHElon 81 3 fou1-in nand. uhfcA
Co.'S naezsl - Red ~ mim b ESiBinR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

- N. /. 81 naa.r. -. ae1 1.r4 g.
NJ. cd narn. 81 Gers nIHa. EemwnE14.
t1& Hume NnA Rzgauns 49, -
goz7s Ne. "a N11has4ss - Mas1Nz
knMMk HluhaE1M
Nlzam Hnnasg. sunn1f g ~ p
"a annad Ekasa ns.lna1. 60 lEe41e4
20 3 nEepsta8 lGgs esGnAnN. a ea4naA
lhsl 80 r1ss ~ ~ { ~ annigsEnasy
e. ~ W16dluR, nzd q nsmbef 2
fKlen1s aEk4MN84 p alES hlm -
pstN u ne shepe ef 4 weo6sA weo1s.2
pattg. IA. sd Ma HaR1lg unse 49,
unaaaEae. hnt lhls Cd NJ dgts1nt L.al1
tke pieesars q tzse occ4n. -
Iufa Versin FnndaFsa several 1elees9l
t1xsng lhs evening. 1he pf1lu,s 1 =.
unnesgua IEoas nfte1dl1g u4sl: -.
ana Hrs. Jauag Keanedy, IL. SO -
q. van DnnnHon. Mra. HamEa ~. 80
nlra. Ennlsn1. NJ. nnf Nh. fo1rs ~
SD Mrs.. b. J. keQaA NJ. aoe Mss
+ Gee. T.. MaRinnfa, M, ard Nm. Aloore
Nc. and MaR Jehn Hcimsa, NJ. 40
Ms. w. q. GoE1an. Mr.. au1 MeA =
BIrz, NJ. and MFB. 1emes Smart so
Mlasna Van Dun9N0ns Enalauas BIS
an6 1nnaEt. Also. TuFn NeEein qaAr
lstls ssFsnadsd.
PoEr EOWnzzNp wxpDfH4
The mauy fxienda q she plsneeE anf
sieamboat naau, Cspaain Il. i. Iibnais
vii - pisAsod - learn t1a1 ~ ~.
marriad b hEim Jogsphins L faees o
Wisconsin. a. his EeEi4onee ~ koki
Tounsend, % N0vembez lelb, g ~
pEsaenee az 8 uumbeE q th1.I frlela1
me BRIDE aFeeaed Il blna nIlk With {
wreath of orange hloaBou9, ooH1f
oharmine. Amona he many Dgesenll
uGfs. a. elegant diamond Elnas . p4Elo'
at6ek. china tea 81, enc do8sn alisel
npouns, one dozen silver forks en-.
donsa nilres knives, crepe eh4gl ens
many olheEa equally e. g4lnahlo. A.
Of ne uaptain,s fFiandB wish him pres
peTiiy ID his rev starr ii life.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Just Of ace q Jones' sweetheart;
when be asked the little vii
II she loved him, che said peytly,
"7ast 70 b little bit."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
SOCIETY NEWS.

seme Pleasant Events That
Occurred Last week.
4 Round 81 Interesting
Theatrical Attractions
Nnmsrous Enjoyable Thanks
giving Gatherings.
nsxh Tss weadlses = RsEseaai 80
osAerulss sssissy II Tassna
nnd OlYnYI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

On Wednesday, 81 10 q. m, al the
Residence Of the brides parents. Mr..
AID Mra. Il. A. Brewer % Mound Pai-
Fis, Albert ID. Wright aud MaFths ].
Brewer. The happy couple took the
evening train for Portland.
Al the residence Of J. 3. Wood, Nom
day evening, By the Rev. B. II. Mnsay,
Oaplain AlexandeE Wood, Of the steam
eF Fleetwood, and Mim Mary J. Brown,
Of British Colombia.
Nov. 23d, 1887, By the Rev. W. B. Lee,
Mason IRWIN Of Ohshslis eoaniy, eonn-
sell0r at-law, late prosecuting attorney
for Juniaaa county, PennsylVania, and
Miss Eliza DeS. newell. tsrritoEial e.
bEarian, daughter Of ex-GoveFnoF New
Ell.
A ths rssidsnos Of d. 4. Biaelou.
Thursday evening, by the Rev. Z. II.
Massey, W. Ellis Bigel0w and Mrs. Jen-
ME Osborne.
LBoisL.ATEvs BAIL.
Extensive pEsparasions are being
made for the Legislative ball, which viii
/ faka placs on tha evening 81 he "a az
January e Tacoma ball Tie change
OF date from the usual one Of New
Years evening q rendered necessary
because Of that day coming on Sunday.
DANCING.
Those Who dsliaht Ia trippine the
liRha fantastic have had ahandAna ooea-
aion 10 indulge their prooilvitiss this
week. Wednesday, evening q pleasant
PARTY attended By about twenty coaplsa.
took piaes 81 Tie West Side school
h0ase.
Thursday evening quite . numbsr Of |
y0ane people from town attended q /
dance - she residences Of Mr.. George |
ooilin.
Friday evening The young people Of
IamUaaeR gave dance, which, fike oil Il
The parties held there, VS. well attend-
ed, and TIE round Of the week Us CON-
plsted By g party 81 Mod Bag saturday
tVening.
A pleasant soeiai sas given e tha
rssidsnus Of d. b. BlReles Wednesday
sVeuing, 10 the members Of the eanRFs-
zation and fEiends q he q. +. church.
wzrsE PAnTx.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Herr entertained
s1ra. j. Q. BEeckanFidEe, Mrs. /. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A. Barnes 81 Whiui
" A48c444N eN0AAAAs 4
HzHxHpAx PAnrx. /,
Miss Gertrude FollAnabse was very
SURPRISED By large number
% yoanR frie1dA Who gathered 70 pay
heir respects a. TIE home e he's parents
tuesday afasrnoon, u heiag TIE oeca-
leu az TIE tenth annivsra4Fy of her
alzshdAy.
RnuwTIaS.
Pref. L. Z. Rolianabee and his eorrs I
4 s1Hisla1ta gave reeepttan 10 TIE stu- N
leuis % tne oozlaRiais Institute ana Az
aumheR az invited fEiends. ak tbs insai- !
ute bailding Wednesday evsnina. ,
prepaEatiana had eeen ma1s for ths en-
IeEtainmS3t Of 80 persons, and fully ,
hat n1mbef paxaonk af the refraak- !
menfs provided. EnaeFealnmsnk q var. !.
oas kinds vAs prosided and . mosi en-
|aysbas svsning $500 b. all II
vaAxKsaETxza aERxnR. IN
The conxRegasiona az sha eiay iained
d anin1 BsEnina ssEvioe e TIE Pres Z
lytozlAn chaFcA. fAo ssEmnn Waz b. | 1
IAa Rev. 4. y. Caves, from RNalmn /
aesi&-~O4sr anto 6cd tkankRgfviner
HUHFNa PARtEa.
TAKING aayantaee ef &c rssnaaut
Ee4feers = party e spoEts1Gn Wazt COL
eelf tcl4Ee deRn 90 tie NiaguaIly 3
luesdAy. 1Gs kAoollnR Wzn 6zs. and
lhcat 100 eacka VS. The fa4nlt q thar 3
poEt 4ha eentlamaa eomrEiNing - 9
.zElY gere Natex Hay11n, Cap1ain d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

And are the daysog simmer missed,
The verdant mead, the leafy erovef
OF course net; We can now play whist
And suchre by The parioE stove.
--Bostoa CoHrier.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

THIS oompany Of singers cave three
eneeIfent paFfafmanees At the Opera
Nonsa "a Wednesday, Thursday After
rsnoss ard Tbafeday evening. 'Nanon, =
fssnasie lnnsful eomp0sition, Was given
fse sendisiaus. ana en the laal even
Inc Hiranaa s'fiedefEneas. o. "hat,'
waa sang. The company gave very
coed satisfaction, the singing. e q
Whois, being very acceptable end TIE
ACTING good throughout. Miss seannie
Winalon was c0rdiAliy received, and
Louise Manffed vas e. captivating e
usual. Measa Pyks, DeLanRe and
Groausfeldof also did gtsdiiable work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Last night tha old. familiar drama,
ssIhe Ticket Of Leave Man, +" vas ptesent'
"a af Ffyr's Opesa housa hf Edwin
YhoFno and bic eompany. Nj. TeoSne
uasa Fefy good FendltiOu % the parl
az Bob nfieEly, bal hia support vas
weak. Tie play DRAGGED somewhat
ard the walls between The acts wefe
intalsrablg long and only served 20
make mare noticeable the weakness Of
Hhn ornhaRtra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
ao4ENa RAhtrA

Taking aayantare ef ne rasaaaut
we4ieer. party e spoEts@sn wsnf o
lee1F ic3ae deRn 90 tie N4guaIly
IuesdAy. 1ee k4oo1lnz Wzz 6zE. and
Aocu3 100 eacka wna The raNnlt q thar
EpoEl 1ha esntlamea oampEixing -
pAElY geEe HAtex HaY1sa, carzafn
AeAisken. I. =. nasa 0ansral B. q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Ths eonxEegasiona of sha eity jalned
u anina DsEninR ssRvies - he Pres
tie RsV. Z. y. GaxvsF, frnm Paalmn
sesit-~Oasr anto 6cd tkankagtvine."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

Harry iA4Fs1an and Cafxia kishArss4
e this city. uera uaarried e. xhals.aay.
xhanAaeissne. ~ Kass. 5okn 3. namaa
Toe hEttesuai1 wna Min Ela CaEk a1a
Ne hss. na2. Al. Garter. 1Aue Rrs1
Nstes ~. ~ Mrs. 2. y. IseaA NJ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

IsSWEene4 ReFkinRan ana sarah kaex.
helh - Shaxie coansy. ahaAansa fFum
u. Z. no9ns Ne aa1iler q sAat eeaa-
~ n.aSxiA4s llcease On Iharsday lani.
Yesterday lAey aRFiVna IN Saaiila anA
put - q he nsnnzwick Helsa wAerg
they were married - Susiise SsaaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27
mKrHnAx PAKrx.

Miss Gertrude Follanabee was very
pleasantly SURPRISED By large numheF
q younR fFie1dA Who gathered 20 pay
her respects a. Tie home e hss parents
Tuesday afasrnoon. u het1g TIE ooea-
slen az TIE tenth annivsrs4Fy Of her
hlrihday.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-22
AARONSBURG.

The potatoe market was quite lively dur.
Ing the last week,
!, q. Sieyet and wife were visiting friends
down In Lebanon last week.
The Geo. A. Hilton sermon and temper
ance lecture created quite talk in our burg
during the past week or more.
The Granger Picnic on the Nittany
Mountain had few attendants from this
place.
The Brushvalley bani furnished the mu-
sic for the st. Paurs and VOLTS picnic.
lhe astendance was large and the weather
fine, but It seems not watm enough 70 in
duce people to eat Tommy:s ice cream.
Simon King, of Northumberland, Pa, lis
paying his mother, Mrs. Sarah King,a visit
during this week.
ON ACCOUNT af the QrEanIst, Mr.. /. Il:
Slower, being absent last Sunday, Miss
Maize Forster presided at the organ during
the session of the Lutheran Sunday school.
Luther and his WIFE with several others, at
tended the corner stone laying at Cobnrn TO
assist In singing. We would propose that
ye rlasuts hereafter stick % sandwich In
your pockets when going from home.
On last Thursday morning the Lutheran
parsonage was the scene Of bridal party.
Mr.. Edward Swartz, of MiIlheim, was mar
ried TO Miss Cora Slower, daughter Of John
Y. Slower, OF below Rebersburg, formerly
of lower Penns valley. Mrs. Swartz Is at
present living at w ii. Philips.
j. II. Musser and Thos. Yearick's have
returned from the State Fair and Constitu-
tional Centennial They are well pleased
with what they have seap aud report very
large crowd of people.
Miss Katie Musser, who had been 20 the
Penna. State College, as reported last week,
TO take course in music. has returned and
since gone 10 Myerstown, Pa. Katie was
not very well pleased with the general APP
pearance of things Mt the former place.
ANOTHER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-22
RKBERSBURG,

Jas. VOLTS porker weighing 400 pounds,
which had SO mysteriously disappeared
some six weeks ago while grazing in field,
and could not be found any where, was dis
covered the other day at the bottom of
big sink hole. Strange to say the hog Is
still living, but very lean and weak.
Scott Slower and family spent a few days
in Nittany Valley and in Lock Haven, WIS.,
iting friends and relatives.
Among others who were to Philadelphia
attending the Constitutional Centennial
last week was VIM. Kreamer and wife, from
this place
John Weaver and wife spent last Sunday
with friends in this place.
Danl. Culvey's chicken house burned A.
way. They had put some ashes In that day
which 1t appears had sQme live GOAL mixed
with it and started the fire.
Yves. Snyder is happy because he is pap
again.
Austin Gramley is giving his new house
the first coat of paint.
The supervisors have done wise thing
by erecting fenpe along that pars Of road,
about one half mile east of Rebersburg,
which has lately been filled up several feet.
The fence is on either side of said road and
will keep horses from going down over the
bank. NAN0p.
First. Job work at done the
JOURNAL Office.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-22
GREENRRIAR.

Mrs. G. W. Stover Is paying visit TO her
old home and friends in Lebanon county.
Miss Olivia Smith, from Logansville, was
visiting friends here the past week.
Mr.. A. A. Loss is again making his home
among us.
Kreider Slower has gone to Meyerstown
to enter the Palatinate College of that place.
Joe Auman, whose sickness we reported
last week, is again able to be about.
The granger picnic was largely attended
from this place, In fact everybody was
there.
The funeral of Mrs. John Hickman,
which took place last Monday, was a very
large one.
Our schools will commence on the third
of October. Our schoolboard grades the
salaries Of the teachers according to their
certificates this year.
with this lumber of the JOURNAL your
present correspondent from this place steps
down and out, extending the hand of friend
ship to the readers and wishing the publish.
er the success he so richly deserves. While
zitzka says goodbye you may in the future
look for news from an able substitute.
ZTTZKA.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-22
Local Correspondence.
COBURN.

The cider market is brisk now. Good
cider and apples are selling at 81 per bl.
Major Delany, the live stock agent OF the
Penna. II. II. was here OH Monday last and
In the company of our station agent Kremer
weht TO Millheim 10 adjust the damages 20
the carload of horses that were received
here week ago. The matter was settled
satisfactorily To all parties concerned.
The stone laying Of the now church
was u grand success. The weather on sun
day was beautiful. Rev. Shannon preached
an able sermon and had an attentive audi
ence Of about 800 people, who were seated
ON the foundation With no covering but
Gods clear blue sky. The choir r6":aa"rHd
1ne GbeDing anthem and the services
throughout were grand ppd impressive,
S370 were raised In short time and with
out any special effort IL was plainly TO be
seen that people not connected with the
churoh takp . deep interest In its welfare.
They want 10 see the building completed and
are willing to help IL along with their means.
The brick for the church are done and win
DO hauled nest week, The laying Of the
brick will commence as soon a. possible and
the work will be pushed with yigar, We
aFa Aur0 those who have taken the lead IN
erecting this house Of God have reason To
fosl encouraged, whom considering the help
aud sympathy that has boon shown at home
and abroad.
Several Of our citizens had a lively time
one evening last week at the brick kiln,
roasting chickens and boiling eggs The only
thing TO mar the occasion was on the return
home when one of the party found he was
locked out of the house by his spouse and
was compelled TO crawl in the window from
the porch root, the ramantlp antpnee Of
tqmea being fallowed Ry n curtain lecture
from his Juliet.
w. o., .,,Rearick has accepted clerkship In
Durham Bros & Co.'S store aud entered up
on his duties on Monday last.
Quite n number from here expect 10 take
In the fair at I.ewisburg during !his Waek.
u, u, ltarhar, af Fowler, is busy making
cider and delivering apples in our village,
He has u large lot Of winter apples for sale
ut reasonable prices VALE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-22
PENN HALL,

Miss Della Weaver and Miss Emma Bear.
from Rebersbhrg, were the guests Of Jno.
Smith last week.
The main topic for discussion In our town
are the new books which tho school board
have lately adopted. They seem to meet
with great deal OF opposition by some of
our weak tax payers.
Mrs. Charles Horner's health has not Inn
proved any In the past week.
Miss Emma q. Hickman has left for Lock
Haven, where she expeots Ia remain aud
learn droasInaking,
Rumor has IL that David Blrtges will
move on his farm In spring and do his own
farming.
Mrs. ID. j. Musser Ind been 10 Woodward
last week attending her son.
DENVER DAN.